India's missile and bomb strikes on targets in Pakistan and Pakistani-controlled Kashmir have spiked tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors, with Pakistan's leader calling the attacks an act of war.
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India said it launched a military operation against Pakistan, hitting “terrorist infrastructure” in both Pakistan and Pakistan administered-Kashmir, in a major escalation of tensions between the two neighbors. Follow for live updates.
A statement from the Indian military announced "Operation Sindoor," which involved missile attacks against nine targets. Pakistan has vowed to respond.
India said early Wednesday it had launched a military operation against Pakistan, hitting “terrorist infrastructure” in both Pakistan and Pakistan administered-Kashmir, in a major escalation of tensions between the two neighbors.
India has launched strikes in several parts of Pakistan and Pakistan-controlled territory, in a dramatic escalation of tensions between the two nuclear-armed rivals.
India launched strikes on multiple targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-administered Kashmir on Wednesday, further escalating tensions between the rival nations.
Two weeks after a deadly attack on tourists in Kashmir on April 22, India announced that it had conducted “precise and restrained” strikes on what it called “terrorist camps” in neighboring Pakistan. Pakistan said it had shot down five Indian planes in retaliation.
India and Pakistan have fought several wars over Kashmir, but the two sides’ active nuclear arsenals significantly raise the stakes of any future conflict.
India hit multiple targets across Pakistan in the most extensive strikes in more than 50 years. Pakistan's military retaliated by firing into parts of Indian-held Kashmir.
Pakistan is describing airstrikes launched against the country by India as an "act of war" and is claiming to have shot down five Indian fighter jets in retaliation.
India struck Pakistani-controlled territory early Wednesday in response to a massacre of tourists in an Indian-controlled territory last month. The missile attack left eight people and one child dead, as well as multiple others wounded, according to The Associated Press.
By Sophia Saifi, Rhea Mogul and Jessie Yeung, CNN Islamabad, Pakistan / New Delhi, India (CNN) — India launched military strikes on Pakistan on Wednesday and Pakistan claimed it shot down five Indian Air Force jets, in an escalation that has pushed the two nations to the brink of a wider conflict.
India's recent military strikes and suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty have intensified its conflict with Pakistan, escalating tensions over both security and vital resources.
Pakistan has said Indian drone strikes killed one civilian, while adding it intercepted dozens of more drones. India in turn, said it had "neutralized" a Pakistani attempt to hit military targets. DW has the latest.
Both India and Pakistan claimed the foiled attempted drone strike launched by the other side as tensions between the two nuclear-armed neighbors mount.
Early Wednesday morning, after weeks of pledging to retaliate for a deadly terrorist attack in Indian-administered Kashmir, India launched missiles across its border into Pakistan. Meanwhile, Pakistan claims it took down Indian fighter jets and has vowed to respond.
Tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors have soared since gunmen killed 26 people, mostly Indian Hindu tourists, in India-controlled Kashmir last month.
